As professional wrestlers and wrestling programs change their themes all the time, it's pretty hard to pick one, but most of them usually have one that is considered their most iconic and definitive theme.
Wrestlers:
- Kurt Angle — "Medal", though many fans prefer his TNA theme "Gold Metal"
- "Stone Cold" Steve Austin — "I Won't Do What You Tell Me", although many fans tend to prefer "Glass Shatters", Disturbed's take on the theme, over the former.
- Sasha Banks — "The Sky's The Limit".
- Batista — "I Walk Alone", though his original theme, "Animal", is fondly remembered.
- Bayley — "Turn it Up".
- The Beautiful People — "Angel on my Shoulders".
- The Bella Twins — "You Can Look (But You Can't Touch)", though Brie's solo theme, "Beautiful Life", is notoriously catchy.
- Chris Benoit — "Whatever". "One Thing", the theme used for his promo both after winning WrestleMania XX and his now forgotten tribute show, is also fondly remembered.
- Big Show — "Crank It Up" is generally better known than "Big".
- Alexa Bliss — "Spiteful".
- Booker T — "Rap Sheet".
- Evan Bourne
- As Matt Sydal — "Warrior Man".
- As Evan Bourne — "Born to Win".
- Orange Cassidy — For most of his career under that gimmick, and currently, "Jane". For a time during his AEW run, it was "Where Is My Mind?"
- John Cena — "The Time is Now", although many fans tend to prefer his previous theme "Basic Thuganomics".
- Christian — Either version of "Just Close Your Eyes", though most fans prefer the original by Waterproof Blonde over the re-recording by Story of the Year.
- Chyna — "Who I Am".
- CM Punk — Despite the fact that he used "This Fire Burns" for much longer, most fans will associate him first and foremost with "Cult of Personality".
- Cody Rhodes — Either version of "Smoke and Mirrors" as Cody; "Written in the Stars" as Stardust; or "Kingdom" in his post-WWE days and return to said promotion.
- Bryan Danielson:
- As Bryan Danielson — "The Final Countdown"
- As Daniel Bryan — "Flight of the Valkyries". "Monster", the theme used for his promo at WrestleMania XXX, is also fondly remembered.
- Sara Del Rey — "The Final Countdown" or "Ride of the Valkyries", just like with Daniel Bryan.
- Alberto Del Rio — The first version of "Realeza".
- Fergal Devitt
- As Prince Devitt — "You're The Best".
- As Finn Bálor — "Catch Your Breath".
- D-Generation X — "Break It Down".
- The New Age Outlaws — "Oh, You Didn't Know?"
- Ted DiBiase — "It's All About The Money/Million Dollar Rap".
- Doink the Clown — While he has used "Entry of the Gladiators" for much longer, "Nightmare Clown" is the theme of his most fondly remembered by fans.
- The Dudley Boyz — Even though they are most associated with "We're Comin' Down", "Bombshell", their Powerman 5000 theme, is the one most fans prefer the most.
- Edge — "Metalingus".
- Emma — "Real Deal".
- Evolution — "Line in the Sand"
- Fandango — "ChaChaLaLa" has become so iconic because of the "Fandangoing" craze that when he got a new theme in early 2015 called "Peña Flamenca", they had to change it back to "ChaChaLaLa" shortly afterwards.
- Charlotte Flair — "Recognition".
- Ric Flair — "Also sprach Zarathustra".
- Mick Foley — "Wreck" , his Cactus Jack/normal Mick Foley theme, is considered the most iconic.
- Goldberg — "Invasion", his WCW theme, is considered a more definitive theme of his than "Who's Next?", its WWE remake.
- Goldust — "Gold-Lust".
- The Great Sasuke — "Separados" or "Integral Hard", depending on who you ask
- Eddie Guerrero — "I Lie, I Cheat, I Steal".
- The Hardy Boyz — "Loaded".
- Jeff Hardy — "No More Words".
- Matt Hardy — "Live for the Moment".
- Bret Hart — "Hart Attack" still triumphs over "Return the Hitman", it's 2010 remix.
- Owen Hart — Either "Blackheart" or "Enough is Enough".
- Jimmy Havoc — "I Hope You Suffer"
- Hayabusa — "Fight With Dream"
- Curt Hennig — "Perfection (The Perfect Twist)".
- Mark Henry — "Some Bodies Gonna Get It".
- Chris Hero — "Chris is Awesome!"
- Hulk Hogan — As a face, unquestionably "Real American". As a heel, either the nWo theme "Rockhouse" or his personal theme "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)".
- Mickie James — "Obsession", though her TNA theme, "Hardcore Country", is a strong contender.
- Jeff Jarrett — "My World"
- Chris Jericho — "Break The Walls Down", specifically, the Adam Morenoff version.
- Jungle Boy — "Tarzan Boy"
- Kaitlyn — "Spin the Bottle" is her most fondly remembered theme, though her succeeding theme, "Higher", is appreciated by fans.
- Jimmy Kanda — "Kick Start The Elephant"
- Kane — "Slow Chemical" is considered his definitive theme by most fans.
- Maria Kanellis — "With Legs Like That"
- Billie Kay — "Femme Fatale"
- Stacy Keibler — "Legs"
- Kelly Kelly — "Holla"
- Kenta Kobashi — "Grand Sword"
- Gail Kim — "International Woman" in WWE, "Unstoppable" in TNA.
- Kofi Kingston — "S.O.S."; "New Day, New Way" is iconic too but it's more associated with The New Day as a stable than as a solo wrestler.
- Bobby Lashley — "Hell Will Be Calling Your Name" is his most popular theme despite the fact that he used it very briefly.
- LayCool — "Not Enough for Me", even for both Michelle McCool and Layla (as a solo song it's more associated with the former than the latter).
- John "Bradshaw" Layfield — "Longhorn"
- A.J. Lee — "Let's Light It Up".
- Brock Lesnar — "Next Big Thing".
- Jushin Thunder Liger — "Ikari no Jushin"
- Lita — "Lovefurypassionenergy".
- Los Sicarios del Ring — "Mein Teil"
- Low Ki — "Born in China"
- Becky Lynch
- As Rebecca Knox — "U Can't Touch This"
- As Becky Lynch — "Celtic Invasion"
- Santino Marella — "La Vittoria e Mia"
- Naomichi Marufuji — "Hysteric"
- Maryse — "Pourquoi"
- Nigel McGuinness — "I Fought the Law"
- Drew McIntyre — The original version of "Broken Dreams"
- Shane McMahon — "Here Comes the Money"
- Stephanie McMahon — "All Grown Up" is still more synonymous with her than her later theme "Welcome to the Queendom" is.
- Vince McMahon — "No Chance in Hell"
- Shawn Michaels — "Sexy Boy"
- Candice Michelle — "What Love Is"
- Mitsuharu Misawa — "Spartan X"
- MÃstico — "Ameno"
- The Miz — "I Came to Play", although "Hate Me Now", the theme from his WrestleMania 27 video package, is also remembered.
- Ember Moon — "Free The Flame"
- John Morrison — "Ain't No Make Believe", though if you're watching Johnny Mundo in AAA it's "Born In The U.S.A."
- Jon Moxley:
- As Dean Ambrose: "Retaliation" for his solo career; "Special Op" overall
- As Jon Moxley: "Wild Thing"
- Rey Mysterio — "Booyaka 619"
- Shinsuke Nakamura — "Subconscious Entry Version" in Japan, "The Rising Sun" everywhere else.
- Naomi — The original version of "Amazing", despite using it at the lowest point of her career.
- Natalya Neidhart — "New Foundation" is considered her most definitive theme.
- The New Day — "New Day, New Way"
- The Nexus — "We Are One"
- Wade Barrett - "Rebel Son" for his solo career, although "We Are One" is more famous overall.
- New World Order — "Rockhouse"
- Kazuchika Okada — "Rainmaker"
- Paul Orndorff — "Mr. Wonderful", his final WCW theme, seems to be this despite Orndorff only using it for a few months before his retirement, as it's a cheesy yet catchy opera-style ballad. Seeing that he used it during his guest appearance on Monday Night RAW for Hulk Hogan's birthday in 2014, it seems to have been officially cemented.
- Randy Orton — "Voices" will likely go down over "Burn in My Light" as Orton's most remembered theme.
- Will Ospreay — "Elevated".
- Diamond Dallas Page — "Self High-Five".
- Paige
- As Britani Knight — "Faint".
- As Paige — "Stars in the Night".
- Beth Phoenix — "Glamazon".
- Summer Rae — "Rush of Power".
- Roman Reigns — "The Truth Reigns" for his solo career; "Special Op" overall; though "The Truth Reigns" sounds too close and similar to "Special Op" as modern day fans would recognize him with "Head of the Table"
- Jake Roberts — "Snake Bit" is far more liked and remembered than "Trust Me".
- The Rock — "If You Smell", particularly the "Know Your Role" remix used from 1999-2001.
- Seth Rollins
- As Tyler Black — "Battle On"
- As Seth Rollins — "The Second Coming" for his solo career; "Special Op" overall
- Bobby Roode — "Off the Chain" in TNA; "Glorious Domination" in WWE.
- Ronda Rousey — "Bad Reputation", which was her theme in both UFC and WWE.
- Ryback — "Meat on the Table".
- Zack Ryder — The (original) Watt White and Jim Johnston version of "Radio".
- Sable — "Wild Cat"
- Samoa Joe — "The Champ Is Here" in Ring of Honor, "Nation of Violence" in TNA, "Destroyer" in WWE.
- Damien Sandow — "Hallelujah" is considered his definitive theme.
- Randy Savage — "Pomp and Circumstance"
- Sheamus — "Written in My Face"; despite the fact that he changed it to "Hellfire" after six years it is still much more recognizable.
- The Shield — Either "Special Op" as a whole or just the opening of it; in fact, none of members' solo careers theme aren't nearly as iconic as it.
- Ricky Steamboat — "Sirius" (for WWF fans) or "Opening Ceremony" (for WCW fans)
- Kevin Steen
- As Kevin Steen — "Unsettling Differences"
- As Kevin Owens — "Fight"
- Sting — "Turbo Charged" or "Man Called Sting" for his "Surfer" era; "Sting" or "Seek and Destroy" for his "Crow" era, which he also used during his retirement match at AEW Revolution 2024.
- Trish Stratus — "Time To Rock n' Roll"
- AJ Styles — "I Am", though his WWE theme "Phenomenal" is starting to catch up.
- Jay Lethal — "Scorched Ops", particularly as ROH Champion, "Konkussion" outside of ROH(which incidentally was used by Taeler Hendrix while she was there in the same stable)
- The House Of Truth — "The Hoopla" is the theme best associated with the group, due to the other themes being more associated with individual wrestlers(mostly Jay Lethal)
- Mr. 450 — "To The Threshold", The Mecha Wolf — "A Lycan's Call"
- Jimmy Jacobs — He has used, and sung many songs but will always be most associated with "The Ballad Of Lacey"
- Jack Swagger — "Get on Your Knees" and "Patriot" are roughly equal in status.
- Hiroshi Tanahashi — "Love and Energy"
- Tazz — "Just Another Victim"
- Test — "This is a Test"
- Eve Torres — "She Looks Good"
- Triple H — "The Game" is considered his most recognizable theme, although there are a lot of fans who prefer his older theme song, "My Time".
- Ultimate Warrior — "Unstable"
- Umaga — His 2006-2008 theme "Virtual Voodoo" is more fondly remembered than his 2009 theme "Tribal Trouble". When Umaga reappeared as a playable wrestler in the WWE Video Games series in 2K22 he had "Virtual Voodoo" as his entrance theme despite the character model resembling his 2009 look.
- The Undertaker — "Rest in Peace"
- "American Bad Ass" Undertaker — Although he used four themes during this gimmick, "Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)" is the most remembered.
- Kanako Urai
- As Kana —"The Sun Rises"
- As Asuka — "The Future"
- Rob Van Dam — "One of a Kind"
- Lisa Marie Varon
- As Victoria — Although "Don't Mess With" was used for longer, "All the Things She Said" is her most remembered theme as she used it during her peak prominence in the company.
- As Tara — "Broken"
- Val Venis — "Hello Ladies"
- Katarina Waters — "Hands of the Wicked" is wildly seen as her definitive theme.
- Torrie Wilson — "Need a Little Time" is considered her definitive theme by most fans. WWE seem to agree as she's been using it during her post-retirement guest appearances despite having used different themes in her final years as an active performer. This is likely because her last two entrance themes "Not Enough For Me" and "A Girl Like That" would later be used by Michelle McCool and Tiffany respectively and are more associated with them than with Torrie, unlike "Need a Little Time".
- Bray Wyatt/The Wyatt Family — "Live in Fear/Broken Out in Love". For Luke Harper and Erick Rowan, "Live in Fear" also triumphs over their respective solo themes.
- Sami Zayn
- As El Generico — "Ole!"
- As Sami Zayn — "Worlds Apart"
- Dolph Ziggler — "Here to Show The World", followed by Cage9's version of "I Am Perfection".
- ECW — "Bodies"
- WWE NXT — "Wild and Young" as a competition; "Roar of the Crowd" as a developmental.
- WWE Raw — "Across The Nation" is usually seen as the definitive Raw theme.
- WWE Smackdown — "The Beautiful People", though "I Want It All" is also remembered fondly.
- WWE Superstars — "Invincible"
- Armageddon — "Chinese Democracy", the 2008 theme.
- Backlash — "All Summer Long", the 2008 theme.
- Bad Blood — "Headstrong", the 2003 theme.
- Battleground — "This is a War", the promo music for The Shield Triple-Threat match during the 2016 event.
- Breaking Point — "Still Unbroken", the 2009 theme, as it was a one-time event.
- Cyber Sunday — "Propane Nightmares'', the 2008 theme.
- Elimination Chamber — "This Means War", the 2012 theme.
- Extreme Rules — "You're Going Down", the 2009 theme, or "Come With Me Now", the 2014 theme.
- The Great American Bash — "Lonely Train", the 2006 theme.
- Hell in a Cell — "Monster", the 2009 theme.
- Judgment Day — Overall, the most famous theme theme is "This Fire Burns", the 2006 theme; however, it is best known for other reasons. Otherwise, its signature song is "I Don't Wanna Stop", the 2007 theme.
- New Year's Revolution — "Stricken", the 2006 theme.
- Night of Champions — "Night of Gold". For a licensed song, "Devour", the 2008 theme.
- Money in the Bank — "Money in the Bank".
- No Mercy — "Click Click Boom", the 2001 theme.
- No Way Out — "Bring Me to Life", the 2003 theme, or "Deadly Game", the 2006 theme.
- One Night Stand — "Bodies" for the ECW-centric version, "Famous", the 2007 theme, for the company-wide version.
- Over the Limit — "War of Change", the 2012 theme.
- Payback — "Ticking Bomb", the 2014 theme.
- Royal Rumble — "Let it Rock", the 2009 theme. If that is disqualified due to Soundtrack Dissonance, then the title goes to "Hero", the 2010 theme.
- SummerSlam — "Bodies", the 2001 theme. If that is disqualified for probably being more associated with "One Night Stand", then "Remedy", the 2005 theme, wins. "Ready to Roll", the 2008 theme, is also a contender.
- Survivor Series — "Good Feeling", the 2011 theme. If that is disqualified due to Soundtrack Dissonance, then the title goes to "Control", the 2001 theme, or "Always", the 2002 theme.
- TLC — "Na Na Na", the 2010 theme.
- Unforgiven — "Enemy", the 2003 theme, or "Rise Today", the 2007 theme.
- Vengeance — "Price to Play", the 2003 theme, or "Happy?", the 2005 theme.
- WrestleMania — For rock songs, it's likely either "My Way" (X-7), "Stand Up" (20), or "Ladies and Gentlemen" (23). For rap songs, it's "Wild Ones" and "Good Feeling" (28). For its use as the theme for both New Orleans events, "Celebrate"
